Space Mission Planning Advisory Group

Target entity: Space Mission Planning Advisory Group
Context triple: [NASA Planetary Defense Coordination Office, coordinatesWith, Space Mission Planning Advisory Group]

• A. Committee on Space Research
  The Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) is an international scientific organization that promotes and coordinates space research and the exchange of results, primarily in astronomy, planetary science, and space physics.
• B. NASA Space Task Group
  The NASA Space Task Group was the early NASA organization responsible for planning and managing the United States’ first human spaceflight efforts, including Project Mercury.
• C. Space Studies Board of the National Research Council
  The Space Studies Board of the National Research Council is a U.S. advisory body that provides independent, expert guidance on civil space research and policy to NASA, Congress, and other government agencies.
• D. Astronaut Management Office
  The Astronaut Management Office is a department within the European Astronaut Centre responsible for overseeing the careers, assignments, and support of European astronauts.
• E. British Interplanetary Society
  The British Interplanetary Society is a long-established UK-based space advocacy and research organization dedicated to promoting astronautics and the exploration of space.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Space Mission Planning Advisory Group
Target entity description: The Space Mission Planning Advisory Group is an international forum of space agencies that coordinates planning and collaboration for missions aimed at detecting and mitigating potential asteroid and comet impact threats to Earth.

• A. Committee on Space Research
  The Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) is an international scientific organization that promotes and coordinates space research and the exchange of results, primarily in astronomy, planetary science, and space physics.
• B. NASA Space Task Group
  The NASA Space Task Group was the early NASA organization responsible for planning and managing the United States’ first human spaceflight efforts, including Project Mercury.
• C. Space Studies Board of the National Research Council
  The Space Studies Board of the National Research Council is a U.S. advisory body that provides independent, expert guidance on civil space research and policy to NASA, Congress, and other government agencies.
• D. Astronaut Management Office
  The Astronaut Management Office is a department within the European Astronaut Centre responsible for overseeing the careers, assignments, and support of European astronauts.
• E. British Interplanetary Society
  The British Interplanetary Society is a long-established UK-based space advocacy and research organization dedicated to promoting astronautics and the exploration of space.
• F. None of above. chosen